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now irs playing a central role in healthcare, would you say, let's go slow here? >> i think what is realllly the big news here isw this immigration bell is now how long it is, but how much it keeps marching forward that gang of has hung together and jeff sessions did everything possible to blow up the bill wh 17 amendments which were ved down, think we're seeing is a real -- >> 19 to 5 oromething like at, do you think in this environment it would pass a full vote? >> we'll see. but. >> i know we'll see, but i don't think it will. >> aren't party is change -- the republican party h changed its tune. neil: but not all of them, kate, i think this is dead, stick a fork in it, more having to do with what happened with healthcare law and irs, sudden shift awayrom big government, people say,f thi is what it yields, count me out. >>nd i am concerned about how it will impact the economy and employers who are already suffering from healthcare, i think it dead in the house, i hope so. neil: do you agree with that? >> i think there is something skepticism now of what is going
now irs playing a central role in healthcare, would you say, let's go slow here? >> i think what is realllly the big news here isw this immigration bell is now how long it is, but how much it keeps marching forward that gang of has hung together and jeff sessions did everything possible to blow up the bill wh 17 amendments which were ved down, think we're seeing is a real -- >> 19 to 5 oromething like at, do you think in this environment it would pass a full vote? >> we'll...
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coming up, helmets and healthcare. the government using pro-football to push obamacare, a winning game plan for thwhite house?e?e? thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best expeences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. >> eric: it's a blatant misuse of federal dollars. wayne, your thoughts on this one? >> well, it's idiotic is what it is, eric. can you imagine for example spending taxpayer money on advertising the virtues of allowing the congress to trade on inside infor
coming up, helmets and healthcare. the government using pro-football to push obamacare, a winning game plan for thwhite house?e?e? thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best expeences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting...
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. >> right now long-term think how they pay for healthcare in next couple years, he said, i think smartly, we don't take the money, it does not mean that money is not spent it is just going to connecticut. neilconnecticut. >> one minute lift, lighten it up, first lady having a tough week. people are miffed with her at on the c.a.roscars. and now on aches, what d abc7. -- i'm not surprised by media, she meant to say semiautomatic, and i think this shows that media's to protect administration, it is not her fault, she made a mistake they could have aired it. it. lori: last comment. >> give her a break, she is the first lady, she does it on television that is it. >> lighten up about the oscars though it was fun. lori: thank you so much, please our to have our a-team, have a great night, and that just about does it for me, sitting in for "lou dobbs tonight" it has been a blast. tomorrow night, lou returns tomorrow. i'm lori rothman you can catch me alongside melissa francis. thank you for joining us, good night. from new york. neil: read it and weep, coat wall street closes in on a record, wh
. >> right now long-term think how they pay for healthcare in next couple years, he said, i think smartly, we don't take the money, it does not mean that money is not spent it is just going to connecticut. neilconnecticut. >> one minute lift, lighten it up, first lady having a tough week. people are miffed with her at on the c.a.roscars. and now on aches, what d abc7. -- i'm not surprised by media, she meant to say semiautomatic, and i think this shows that media's to protect...
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neil: the bloom is off this healthcare rose. it's expensive. but when i hear a lot of folks premiums are going up in a lot of people who have coverage loser for whatever reason and have to wait awhile for these exchanges to kick in. this is not the sort of fairy tale ending that we envisioned. >> it's not. and, again, this is something the republicans were warning the american people about. they listened in 2010. something happened. i think there were better at communicating it. republicans have an opportunity and an obligation to go out there and clang depends on this. explain. neil: i think the shift has left the sea. [talking over each other] >> it will be mid term. >> the republicans keep trying to repeal obamacare. the 60th time. i am hopeful. i am not an actuary. i'm hopeful that eventually obamacare is going to be worth its weight. neil: surprised that the problems and cost. >> and not surprised that they have an excuse to throw workers off. neil: the evil companies. >> your employees. all right. that will do it. [applause] john: are you
neil: the bloom is off this healthcare rose. it's expensive. but when i hear a lot of folks premiums are going up in a lot of people who have coverage loser for whatever reason and have to wait awhile for these exchanges to kick in. this is not the sort of fairy tale ending that we envisioned. >> it's not. and, again, this is something the republicans were warning the american people about. they listened in 2010. something happened. i think there were better at communicating it....
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underwater could through healthcare law be bailed out? >> it could happen. detroit, and other cities that are contemplating it -- >> would you be against it? >> passing buck to federal government. i would be, solution would be, if they would d they on that, they have t pay federal subsidy, that on been leeway. -- that is only way. so, that is only for the pensioners under 65. who also are you know, at the poverty level. so, it is -- >> you don't think it would flying in it i. obama administration does not want a gerald ford, new york city moment? >> certainly to last point, problem is that is what they are doing, they want to shift cost to federal government. >> that is right. >>ell, then they are not shifting the cost. neil: where do you thi it is going? >> lindsay has it right, the exchanges, hope is to make them work for first couple years, over the long-term they don't want tm to work. they want a single national payer, that is where it is going, that is the scary part. neil: it would be a tough sell, thank you all. we'll continue to monitoring this, and
underwater could through healthcare law be bailed out? >> it could happen. detroit, and other cities that are contemplating it -- >> would you be against it? >> passing buck to federal government. i would be, solution would be, if they would d they on that, they have t pay federal subsidy, that on been leeway. -- that is only way. so, that is only for the pensioners under 65. who also are you know, at the poverty level. so, it is -- >> you don't think it would flying in...
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. >> senate immigtion bill is looking a lot like the healthcare law, too long to read, too complicated t understand. add in billions for stimulus for job training, ron meyer, is this health care part 2? >> it look like that for me it looks wor, a bl with seemingly good intentions, you are just loading it up with pork, it will notven help young people. if a program is good, it should be brought up on its own merits. this is not the right time, immigration refor should be focused on immigration reform, and border security. at has notng to do with the pork pieces. liz: to republican's point -- ron's point. after health care reform was said and done, here is what was in it, 300 million era medical for louisiana more money are in massachusets medicare could mone for tennessee hospitals, and look at this, 100 million to senator chris dodd medical center you are concerned after the fact all headlines and media goes away the boondoggles are shoe horned in. >> i undstand this has been happening throughout history, it may mass the senate -- pass the senate, it is not going to pass the house, yes
. >> senate immigtion bill is looking a lot like the healthcare law, too long to read, too complicated t understand. add in billions for stimulus for job training, ron meyer, is this health care part 2? >> it look like that for me it looks wor, a bl with seemingly good intentions, you are just loading it up with pork, it will notven help young people. if a program is good, it should be brought up on its own merits. this is not the right time, immigration refor should be focused on...
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when you do -- >> they are argue you don't need, to healthcare component is -- those costs are easing a little bit, maybe more having to do with the slowdown. so in way a that is good news if you can call it that. bcs beck news, is -- better than expected news is giving them paz about cuts, i wonder if that is a reason that president is done with cutting. >> but they are missing the point, they are talking about a immediate lessening then rocket ride will come, everyone is missing the rocket ride except the markets, at some point are going to say you are adicted to debt, have you a misfunctional government. and the guy that gets hosed is the little guy. the guy in the middle, what a hypocrisy. >> you are right, you are right, all right. senator -- >> you kept it clean today for you. >> alan simpson always good hearing you. >> a treat. neil: pay no attention to that dep pressing debt doom and gloomer, focus on the prez dispenser, he said he is serious when he promises he wants to find a proper solution on spending, how did he figure a national tour, that the ways ways is not calling a
when you do -- >> they are argue you don't need, to healthcare component is -- those costs are easing a little bit, maybe more having to do with the slowdown. so in way a that is good news if you can call it that. bcs beck news, is -- better than expected news is giving them paz about cuts, i wonder if that is a reason that president is done with cutting. >> but they are missing the point, they are talking about a immediate lessening then rocket ride will come, everyone is missing...
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is worth, nevertheless, steve bad news coming out of an agency who is going to be taking care of the healthcare. >> issue is that is one more example of government budge eling its finance -- bungling its finances, and american people look at this on eve of the implementation of the -- they are worried. further, it says they don't care about the money that much, 67 million-dollars is just a drop in the bucket. that is a lot to us at a time our debt is double level of historical levels, we're headed to 200% debt to go, dp, we cannot afford it. neil: you are talking about affordable care act. health care law, you were in washington a good long time, this stuff happens, numbers gets big, money goes missing. i find it out that immediate response is well, billion dollars we can keep track of but 67 million more or less we'll find it. >> here is the respect i read it, i sal that what they are talking about is quantcasion of indirect cost not reflected in irs cross the counting, what is indirect cost? >> work space. area that they would rent for other purposes. and it is a big number. now, bottom line,
is worth, nevertheless, steve bad news coming out of an agency who is going to be taking care of the healthcare. >> issue is that is one more example of government budge eling its finance -- bungling its finances, and american people look at this on eve of the implementation of the -- they are worried. further, it says they don't care about the money that much, 67 million-dollars is just a drop in the bucket. that is a lot to us at a time our debt is double level of historical levels,...
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>> i think healthcare is still reasonably attractive. it is not as cheap as it used to be. i like technology. u.s. corporations that this while using technology. i like energy. my way of siding with it is to buy the big energy companies. i think they are extremely attractive. liz: john, are you worried about housing? >> i worry a little bit about housing. you had five years of household information. markets are beginning to clear. i will just let that happen. liz: there is some opportunity. george, what do you like? in your opinion, is any point on the yield curve and opportunity? >> the way we have been characterizing it for quite some time is the long-term investor having enough cash to kind of world. it keeps instruments and you have your long-term allocation to credit and high yield. those are the areas that still pay enough yield. over time, we will see rates rise and drop at the same time. in the short term trading environment and maybe if we took ten-year treasuries back about 2.1, we would actually be buying here. liz: i feel like if you own the stock and you got th
>> i think healthcare is still reasonably attractive. it is not as cheap as it used to be. i like technology. u.s. corporations that this while using technology. i like energy. my way of siding with it is to buy the big energy companies. i think they are extremely attractive. liz: john, are you worried about housing? >> i worry a little bit about housing. you had five years of household information. markets are beginning to clear. i will just let that happen. liz: there is some...
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legislative process with which to change law, last month president suspended mandate portion of his signature healthcare law, and defied congress, and dared congress to stop him, say, i'm not concerned about their opinions, very few of them by the way are lawyers. much less constitutional lawyers issue as i noted them a third of the house are lawyers almost half in the senate. but never mind. also last month, supreme court clearing way for state-base voter identification laws, by removing a vital provision of 1965 voting rights act that required several states to seek preclearancy from department of justice before making changes to their elect law, holder calling supreme court decision, wrong. and he is fighting new voter i.d. laws in texas, and north carolina. among others. then, president obama's decision in june of last year, to halt de deportation proceedings for the illegal immigrants who came to u.s. back in february of 2011, president decided that defense and marriage act was unconstitutional. instructing his attorney general to noolonger defend the law in court. obama administration ordering cen
legislative process with which to change law, last month president suspended mandate portion of his signature healthcare law, and defied congress, and dared congress to stop him, say, i'm not concerned about their opinions, very few of them by the way are lawyers. much less constitutional lawyers issue as i noted them a third of the house are lawyers almost half in the senate. but never mind. also last month, supreme court clearing way for state-base voter identification laws, by removing a...
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healthcare has been one of the best, if not the best performing sector of the market the first half of the year. we like it for the rest of the year -- excuse me, i'm losing my earpiece. david: let me get to michael. >> sorry about that. david: i just want to go back to michael for a second. another one of the specs, aren't financials kind of risky based upon how far they have already come? >> no, i disagree. i think the financials and that they're risky. in fact, a little bit higher interest-rate structure actually helps the net interest margins. so banks have a lot of excess reserves. they can lend those out. think they can turn a greater return with higher rates on those reserves. i think there's a lot of earnings power builds up in our banks. fog down markets help. trading environments in trading desks. you know, i think the earnings power is underrated. if you can put the ceo issue, the chairman issue, and the london while issue behind them you have the leading financial institution in the world right now and it's undervalued. liz: okay. thank you so much. david: thanks. liz: some
healthcare has been one of the best, if not the best performing sector of the market the first half of the year. we like it for the rest of the year -- excuse me, i'm losing my earpiece. david: let me get to michael. >> sorry about that. david: i just want to go back to michael for a second. another one of the specs, aren't financials kind of risky based upon how far they have already come? >> no, i disagree. i think the financials and that they're risky. in fact, a little bit...
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get off welfare, off food stamp, get out there and be able to help a family and a retire am plan and healthcare, that is not happening we can't absorb this many new workers. we need to have the toll stand up in -- will to stand up and articulate that. lou: it is strange to me that you a i be, we talk many times during the course of 2006 and 2007. last effort, mccain-kennedy legislation. that era. here we are, talking 7, 6 years later, and answers stir are not there. we have the heritage report. we have you know, douglas with his vw, and others there say great divide among nservatives, we don't know any more abo who the people who are who are in the country illegally, about their numbers, we're don't know any more about their demography. and by the way, that means that neither side, those who seek toe carefully immigration, is well as those that seek on open the bordrder, amnesty, that neithere sought intellec intelctual rigof what is going to happen. we know for a fact half of the people coming across the border are not apprehended. we have, just an extraordinary issue that has per sived withou
get off welfare, off food stamp, get out there and be able to help a family and a retire am plan and healthcare, that is not happening we can't absorb this many new workers. we need to have the toll stand up in -- will to stand up and articulate that. lou: it is strange to me that you a i be, we talk many times during the course of 2006 and 2007. last effort, mccain-kennedy legislation. that era. here we are, talking 7, 6 years later, and answers stir are not there. we have the heritage report....
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under the current plan, their cost, their healthcare costs per employee will triple by 2020. that is not sustainable. they have to do something. they are providing a one-time base fee for their employees. stuart: i understand it on the side of the employer. the retirees do not know how much money they will be given. they do not know what type of plans they will choose from. sandra: what companies will be able to continue? not everyone will be providing healthcare to their employees. stuart: does the stock go up or down? sandra: a whole new world. stuart: these are unchartered waters. kfc parent expects sales in china to rebound starting in october. is it moving the stock? nicole: over the summer, there were a lot of issues with bird flu, also, chemical residue in chickens. they also have taco bell and pizza hut. they are saying they are expecting things to resume, growth to resume in china. we will see if -- the pressure is on the company now to deliver stuart: it is a bird flu turnaround story. the dow is right at 15,007. a northern california counties so fed up with the sta
under the current plan, their cost, their healthcare costs per employee will triple by 2020. that is not sustainable. they have to do something. they are providing a one-time base fee for their employees. stuart: i understand it on the side of the employer. the retirees do not know how much money they will be given. they do not know what type of plans they will choose from. sandra: what companies will be able to continue? not everyone will be providing healthcare to their employees. stuart:...
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>> certain kids from birth have more access to healthcare. he is talking about expanding the opportunities. stuart: we are out of time. we have to go. much more on the breaking news story. criminal charges against the hedge fund guy. ♪ [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. bbeard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to tr
>> certain kids from birth have more access to healthcare. he is talking about expanding the opportunities. stuart: we are out of time. we have to go. much more on the breaking news story. criminal charges against the hedge fund guy. ♪ [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you...
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city run healthcare into obamacare. had, we have detroit hopeful on why she is backing bankruptcy and why she wants to fire cabin or. adam: e cigarettes on track to rake in $1 billion in sales this year. we will take you inside manhattan's first store
city run healthcare into obamacare. had, we have detroit hopeful on why she is backing bankruptcy and why she wants to fire cabin or. adam: e cigarettes on track to rake in $1 billion in sales this year. we will take you inside manhattan's first store
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leisure and hospitality, home healthcare and temporary staffing has accounted for just over 50% of the jobs added during the first six months of this year. employers have to have their workforce in place. june is the month that the affordable care act will look at it. a lot of businesses have been hiring more workers in reducing the birth week for their workers below 30 hours a week. the influence ends in june. for the second half of the year, i would not be surprised to see hiring there. dagen: mark, great insight. thank you for being here. have a great weekend. >> let's stay on the affordable care act. coming up, the white house decision to delay the mandate for another year. could we see more hiring or will this kill even more jobs? let's talk about this. the reason to do it. the white house clearly thinks it will help job creation. >> what incentive would the people who were infected by the mandate have to hire people going forward since the uncertainty certainly get tossed forward. they have no better idea now then they will a year from now what their relationship will be to this
leisure and hospitality, home healthcare and temporary staffing has accounted for just over 50% of the jobs added during the first six months of this year. employers have to have their workforce in place. june is the month that the affordable care act will look at it. a lot of businesses have been hiring more workers in reducing the birth week for their workers below 30 hours a week. the influence ends in june. for the second half of the year, i would not be surprised to see hiring there....
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to reduce the overall burden of providing healthcare. tracy: smaller deals. >> yes. the deal pipeline is good. we used to talk about these as merger mondays. there was a lot of activity. it is a billion dollars. tracy: we have to talk about dell. what do you think will happen? how do you think this will play out? >> we are using a baseball metaphor. we are in the second or third inning, at best. it is interesting that people think, well, blackstone just logged in. not really. they have a lot of work to do. they would not spend the time like this is they were not serious about trying to make this work. they have a lot to do. it is not just a computer company. people forget half the revenue is in services and other stuff. tracy: will silverlake's step up? >> it will depend on whether they are forced to. tracy: bob profusek. thank you, sir. thank you for coming on. ashley: some americans may be getting a better grip on managing their debt. credit card delinquencies hit in almost 20 year low. peter barnes is live with more. peter: we are talking to families hear about th
to reduce the overall burden of providing healthcare. tracy: smaller deals. >> yes. the deal pipeline is good. we used to talk about these as merger mondays. there was a lot of activity. it is a billion dollars. tracy: we have to talk about dell. what do you think will happen? how do you think this will play out? >> we are using a baseball metaphor. we are in the second or third inning, at best. it is interesting that people think, well, blackstone just logged in. not really. they...
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did you know that hundreds of billions of dollars reportedly is lost every year and productivity in healthcare costs? the good news is, there is something we can do about it. those stories and more right here on markets now. ♪ connell: all right. the dow is down 32 this
did you know that hundreds of billions of dollars reportedly is lost every year and productivity in healthcare costs? the good news is, there is something we can do about it. those stories and more right here on markets now. ♪ connell: all right. the dow is down 32 this
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. >> it is healthcare. you told me before you talk to a lot of colleagues, not going to hire and pay for health care costs. >> we have a cap of 48 employees, that is crazy business, it is useless for the economy as we try to play it this game. cheryl: let's call it the pessimism index. not only 9% planned to increase employment but 7% said a sales will be higher. why expectations are so low even on sales. >> back to the guerrilla concept as we are worried when is coming down the pike. noaa is willing to make a bet on success especially for us, keeping it really lull and hoping something comes out but not expecting anything to materialize. cheryl: there is a report that the irs is sending letters, 20,000 letters to small businesses. think mom-and-pop shops, they may have to further account for their accounting if you will. the irs seems to be targeting small business right now all. are you seeing that happening are seeing evidence of that happening? >> we are not a cash business but at any given moment it se
. >> it is healthcare. you told me before you talk to a lot of colleagues, not going to hire and pay for health care costs. >> we have a cap of 48 employees, that is crazy business, it is useless for the economy as we try to play it this game. cheryl: let's call it the pessimism index. not only 9% planned to increase employment but 7% said a sales will be higher. why expectations are so low even on sales. >> back to the guerrilla concept as we are worried when is coming down...
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i think you want to underweight or pay less attention to healthcare and utilities. people hide their. i do not think they will be hiding there over the next year and a half. connell: will the federal reserve drive the stock work it? >> i think the fed drives the economy. personally, all along, i thought it would be yelling. you want someone, in my opinion, flies under the radar, not too political, not too much baggage. i was a little surprised to see larry summers dropped out. if you look at both sides of the aisle, democrats and republicans, there are a lot of people against larry summers. they tie him to the financial deregulation that happened in the clinton years. right or wrong. connell: the trial ballooned and popped. thank you very much for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you, connell. dagen: sold. for saatchi mansion. donald trump was in on the bidding. did he get it? connell: we will show you some of the pictures of the cruise ship off the coast of tuscany. dagen: some very inexpensive tickets to hawaii. the price is incredible. when you look at the pr
i think you want to underweight or pay less attention to healthcare and utilities. people hide their. i do not think they will be hiding there over the next year and a half. connell: will the federal reserve drive the stock work it? >> i think the fed drives the economy. personally, all along, i thought it would be yelling. you want someone, in my opinion, flies under the radar, not too political, not too much baggage. i was a little surprised to see larry summers dropped out. if you look...
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remembers another changes were united healthcare came in and craft was out and citigroup was replaced by travelers. gm was supplanted by the network company cisco systems so there have been changes but this one three at a time is a big deal. dagen: $1 share stock price, negligible impact on the dow 30. it won't make a difference. syria's foreign minister says his country will accept a russian proposal to turn over its chemical weapons stockpile international authorities, last night fox news's chris wallace asked president obama if that would be enough to delay a congressional vote for military action against syria. >> we should explore and exhaust all avenues of diplomatic resolution of this but it is important to keep the pressure on end to, quote, or paraphrased a former u.s. president ronald reagan, it is not enough just to trust. we have to verify. connell: the american people don't have much trust for the president and his handling of the situation in syria. latest fox news poll shows 29% of voters approve of the way he has havilah, 60% disapproved, fox news contributor joins us
remembers another changes were united healthcare came in and craft was out and citigroup was replaced by travelers. gm was supplanted by the network company cisco systems so there have been changes but this one three at a time is a big deal. dagen: $1 share stock price, negligible impact on the dow 30. it won't make a difference. syria's foreign minister says his country will accept a russian proposal to turn over its chemical weapons stockpile international authorities, last night fox news's...
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will it be healthcare, more food companies, where? >> number one, you will see a lot of healthcare. they have a lot of cash in the bank. particularly, you see big global companies. the most active acquirer for a farmer will be -- dagen: what are their earnings? >> virgin media just acquired $24 million. media will be second. third will be technology. we have seen the top ten most active buyers. number one, facebook. number four, twitter. number three, groupon. not in the same dollar volume size. dagen: some of these small deals, they are doing it for the talent. they will snap up some of these. >> it is called an aqua higher. dagen: seen it time and again. that is the job market you want to be in. sam, thank you very much. fear and spending concerns that we are only years away from becoming greece. you have heard that before. now it is on the cover. tax dollars going to america's new stadiums. we are live in their water, florida. rich: we are at spring training. government dollars, taxpayers, major league baseball, we will have it all coming up. ♪ dagen: when it comes to our natio
will it be healthcare, more food companies, where? >> number one, you will see a lot of healthcare. they have a lot of cash in the bank. particularly, you see big global companies. the most active acquirer for a farmer will be -- dagen: what are their earnings? >> virgin media just acquired $24 million. media will be second. third will be technology. we have seen the top ten most active buyers. number one, facebook. number four, twitter. number three, groupon. not in the same dollar...
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let's switch gear and talk healthcare. you like a lot of names involved in the healthcare industry. let's start with rite aid and walgreens. >> walgreens made an acquisition over in europe that was ms. understood. we think, and we have it favorably rated, we think in 2015, fiscal 2015, that the combination will give walgreens north of five dollars a share of earnings power. friday and probably has a billion dollars of cash flow in 2015. lori: another stock that you liked that catches my attention is sex calm it is kind of depressing in a way. >> they do not want to prick their fingers. it has a terrific manager that has built the company and sold it before. we think it will be a decent gross story going forward. lori: thank you so much. we will see you soon. ashley: a sneaking position. lori: i called you lean and mean yesterday. ashley: federal prosecutors have arrested eight members of a global cyber ring in new york. they allegedly stole $45 billion from compromised bank accounts. >> a press conference has just ended. it took place twice over a period of six months. the first was
let's switch gear and talk healthcare. you like a lot of names involved in the healthcare industry. let's start with rite aid and walgreens. >> walgreens made an acquisition over in europe that was ms. understood. we think, and we have it favorably rated, we think in 2015, fiscal 2015, that the combination will give walgreens north of five dollars a share of earnings power. friday and probably has a billion dollars of cash flow in 2015. lori: another stock that you liked that catches my...
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walgreens making changes because of the healthcare law. they say they will drop coverage for roughly 160,000 employees. walgreens is just the latest to join the list of u.s. employers making the switch to private insurance exchange. adam: president obama trying to drum up support from business leaders. rich edson is in washington, d.c. with more. rich: he is warning republicans. that is exactly what republicans are doing. the government shutdown is less than three weeks away. >> you have never seen the debt ceiling or the threat of not raising the debt ceiling being used to extort a president or a governing party. for decades congresses and presidents have used the debt limit for legislation to cut spending. even president obama worked with us two years ago in the debt limit negotiations. rich: republicans say they will detach a defunding to the bill. republicans say they can probably pass out from the house in the next few days. they presented their conference with the policy options. as for the president, the administration says it refus
walgreens making changes because of the healthcare law. they say they will drop coverage for roughly 160,000 employees. walgreens is just the latest to join the list of u.s. employers making the switch to private insurance exchange. adam: president obama trying to drum up support from business leaders. rich edson is in washington, d.c. with more. rich: he is warning republicans. that is exactly what republicans are doing. the government shutdown is less than three weeks away. >> you have...
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healthcare. adam: time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. we're going back to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. dow up right now. can we go any higher? >> so far so good, right? if you're a bull on wall street and hoping to see all-time record highs, not a bad day for you, right? the dow jones industrials are up about 150 points. we're off the highs of the day, however it's a record-setting day on wall street. the nasdaq traded to the highest levels since, in 13 years. let's just say that we're also seeing the s&p 500 back above that 1700 mark, right? we haven't seen that since august. that's worth noting. also the dow, not too far off its all-time high of 15,568. a lost winners here. back to you. lori: nicole, great stuff as always. thank you very much. >>> dubious anniversary here. five years ago this leak lehman brothers collapsed triggering a financial meltdown still be felt by the global economy. my next guest says the financial lessons not learned has him concerned. alan blinder, princeton economics profes
healthcare. adam: time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. we're going back to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. dow up right now. can we go any higher? >> so far so good, right? if you're a bull on wall street and hoping to see all-time record highs, not a bad day for you, right? the dow jones industrials are up about 150 points. we're off the highs of the day, however it's a record-setting day on wall street. the nasdaq traded to the highest levels since,...